Louisiana Total Home Rescue Package

We Clean-up your home, renovate and or sell your property as is and relocate you or your parents. With a focus on Mental Health, LifeCycle Transitions we aim to help the residents of Louisiana find their bliss through what would ordinarily be a stressful situation.

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LOUISIANIANS! WE SERVE ALL OF LOUISIANA, FIND YOUR NEAREST CITY IN LOUSIANA THE PELICAN STATE

"The service is very detailed and hands on even after the project is completed. A great team of individuals who care about the people they are helping." Linda

Our services in Louisiana include Hoarding Clean-up Assistance, Property Rehabilitation, Downsizing & Relocation, Sell As Is.

Love your life by making the first step towards a cleaner, happier home!

For Your Parents: Discussing changes with your loved ones can be challenging, and navigating the process can feel overwhelming. When it comes to selling or repairing your parents' home in Louisiana, there are many steps involved. If managing repairs feels too overwhelming or you need to act quickly, LifeCycle Transitions' Total Home Rescue Package can provide the support you need.

Louisiana, What is the Total Home Rescue Package?

Simply stated, we clean-up your home, renovate or sell it as is and relocate you or your parents

Louisiana Legal Requirements: Helpful Tips

Property Maintenance and Public Nuisance Laws: Under Louisiana law, including RS 14:107.3, property that is poorly maintained to the extent that it creates unsafe, unhealthy, or blighted conditions may be classified as a public nuisance or blighting influence. RS 33:1373 also addresses buildings deemed dilapidated, unsanitary, unsafe, or otherwise hazardous to the public.

Penalties for Criminal Blight: Violations involving criminal blight or nuisance conditions may result in fines of up to $500 for a first offense, along with court orders requiring correction of the hazardous or unsanitary conditions.

Animal Hoarding Cases: Louisiana generally prosecutes animal hoarding situations under existing animal cruelty and neglect statutes rather than under a separate hoarding-specific law. These cases often involve allegations of inadequate care, unsanitary conditions, or neglect of animals.

Animal Cruelty and Animal Seizure: Louisiana’s animal cruelty statute, RS 14:102.1, may be applied in hoarding-related cases. Enforcement actions can include seizure and forfeiture of animals, criminal penalties, and possible restrictions on future animal ownership.

Local Ordinances and Code Enforcement: Many Louisiana parishes and municipalities maintain additional public health, fire safety, and property maintenance regulations that may be used to require cleanup of excessive debris, hazardous clutter, or unsafe living conditions.

"Great experience working with this company! Attentive, careful, professional, very human oriented people." Yevhenii Y.